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The port and trade of early Elizabethan London: documents

Year published

1972

Author

Brian Dietz (editor)

Description

A calendar of the 1567/8 London Port Book, detailing imports in London, plus related documents. Reproduced by kind permission of the London Record Society.

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Sponsor

London Record Society

Source

Port, trade and customs records (Primary sources)

Places

London

Subjects

Economic, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

16th

Showing records 1 - 19 of 19

1
Preface
VII
2
Abbreviations
VIII
3
Introduction
IX-XX
4
Note on editorial method
XXI-XXIII
5
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 1-99 (Sept - Nov, 1567)
1-14
6
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 100-199 (Nov - Dec, 1567)
14-28
7
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 200-299 (Dec 1567 - Jan 1568)
28-45
8
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 300-399 (Jan - Mar, 1568)
45-62
9
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 400-499 (Mar - May, 1568)
62-79
10
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 500-599 (May - June, 1568)
79-97
11
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 600-699 (June - Aug, 1568)
98-112
12
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 700-799 (Aug - Sept, 1568)
112-129
13
London Port Book, 1567-8 - Nos. 800-830 (Sept 1568)
129-133
14
Appendix I - Chronology of entries
134-137
15
Appendix II - Descriptive list of commodities
138-151
16
Appendix III - Value of imports, 1559/60 and 1565/6
152-155
17
Appendix IV - Documents relating to the port of London
156-164
18
Map of port of London
166-167
19
Indices - Persons, places, ships, subjects
168-195